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A golden-brown liquid. A pair of human hands holding a brass kalasha pours from above onto the head and shoulders of the figure, which has an open palm raised in blessing and wears a draped dhoti-style cloth. Behind it stand garlands of yellow and purple flowers and a seated white figure in orange robes, with orange silk drapes and brass vessels on a stone platform.

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A golden-coloured statue of a standing male sage with raised right hand in abhaya mudra is being bathed by a hand pouring liquid from a brass pot onto its head, with liquid streaming down the face, chest and loincloth. The statue stands on a stone pedestal before an orange and yellow draped backdrop decorated with marigold and multicoloured flower garlands. Behind it, a seated figure in orange robes and a saffron turban stands near brass vessels and folded white and green cloths. The scene suggests an abhishekam ritual. No physical person is clearly the subject; the bathing hands belong to an attendant, and the seated figure is a painted or statue depiction.2010-12-14A golden statue of a standing male figure, bare-chested with a saffron-yellow dhoti, is being anointed with a liquid poured from a brass vessel held by a person's hands at the left edge. The statue is smooth, with a tilak on the forehead, and stands on a small golden base. Behind it, a seated white marble figure in an orange robe and turban sits on a raised platform decorated with yellow and purple marigold garlands, and draped orange and yellow fabric. The setting appears to be a ritual abhishekam with a deity or guru murti being bathed.2010-12-14December 14 20102010-12-14December 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesDecember 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesDecember 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesMarch 03 20112011-03-03 +1 copiesDecember 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesMarch 03 20112011-03-03 +1 copiesDecember 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copies